Bout Ye Belfast

Guinness, the iconic stout, holds widespread popularity in Belfast, as it does throughout the entire island of Ireland. For over two centuries, Guinness has been an integral part of Irelands social factor, symbolising not just a beverage but a shared experience. 👐 Belfast social scene and nightlife are closely intertwined with the presence of Guinness. The city’s pubs, from historical establishments to trendy bars, offer a welcoming atmosphere for locals and visitors to enjoy a pint of Guinness. Served with great pride and precision, ensuring that each pint is perfectly poured with the characteristic creamy head, join me throughout this blog to find out where you can find the best pint of Guinness in Belfast! 📸 Located in the heart of the city, the iconic ‘Flat Iron’ building is home of the best pint of Guinness in Belfast. Bittles Bar! Established in 1989, Bittles Bar is one of the most distinctive and cherished gems that embodies the city’s rich history and warm hospitality. Steppi...

Belfast's food scene continues to thrive and expand, with new restaurants, food markets, and culinary innovations emerging regularly, making it an exciting and ever-evolving destination for food lovers. Three must try Food Places I recommend to locals and tourists are: - Wing It - Boojum  - The Mill  Wing It Notorious for "The Home of Proper Chicken Wings" is first up on the must try food places in Belfast. Established in 2021, Wing It is located in the heart of Belfast at the Botanic Inn, and has made its mark with its mouthwatering and expertly crafted chicken wings as one of the cities go to spots and beloved food establishments. For those seeking the perfect blend of crispy, flavourful, and saucy chicken delights. With an extensive menu offering a variety of wing flavours, from classic Buffalo and Salted Chilli to unique creations like Jack Daniels Honey and Chilli Garlic, Wing It caters to a wide range of taste preferences. The friendly and welcoming atmosphere,...

🤠🤠 Hello there, I'm Scott McArthur, a full-time Marketing student at Ulster University, part-time caffeine conjurer at The Culloden Estate and Spa Hotel, and I dabble in a bit of footie with Bangor FC. ⚽ But the real kicker? I'm the creator of "Bout Ye Belfast". 👀👀 "Bout Ye" in the Northern Irish accent may sound aggressive to some, but it's actually a friendly way of asking, "How are you doing?", and it embodies the welcoming spirit of this vibrant city. 🌇 As someone who has been living in Belfast for the past year, my journey in this city is about to end and take a new turn. I've had the privilege of exploring the nooks and crannies, the hidden gems, and the lively heart of Belfast. 📸 Now, I want to share my experiences and insights with you through my blog, "Bout Ye Belfast." This blog is your one-stop destination for all things Belfast – a guide to the top places to visit. From coffee spots for the caffeine heads, to the...